today

Logan's away. He's at the University of Puget Sound for EFY (Especially For Youth), which he didn't want to especially go to. Add a fractured radial head in a cross country accident, three days before take off, a splint that runs from his hand to his shoulder, a sling, minus participation in any of the physical activities, plus being a 16 year old male, and the sum total looks grim.

While I have every reason to believe that he can make the best of a bad situation I find myself wondering what he'll choose to do. So filled with potential, a light on a black night, yet so damaged and broken inside. 

My mother always refers to him as a Knight in Shining Armor. Part of what makes them shine is the character they build when they go through dark times and manage to come out on the other side. 

I miss him.

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Just before Logan left he got us started on a BBC television series, SHERLOCK. LOVE IT!!! The show is 90 minutes long, but there are less episodes in a season. The 21st Century adventures really are thrilling and funny, totally worth watching. 

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Jen's in Utah.

I called her this morning because I just wanted to hear her voice. I could hear her smiling and that made me smile too.

When she gets back I think we need to go see One Day with Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess. Twenty years. Two people... an epic romance...  It all spells chick flick and we're both die hards for that! 

The question is, "Should I read the book before seeing it?" Speaking of books...

Should I?

Finished

waiting...waiting...waiting

Finished

I loved the ending of Shiver sooo much that I thought I'd read THE DARK AND HOLLOW PLACES before continuing the trilogy, because I knew things were going to change...

Finished

...and they did. I thought I would stop after LINGER, but I just couldn't... I had to know if I was right in thinking I knew what I thought would be true of the end...

Finished

...forever.

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